inasmuch
43000
and land batteries
. upon her. From all sides
shell seemed to pour in upon
tornado boat. 4
‘ ington 'and the Hudson still
t§r lire. but they could not
s terrible tsorm of tire and
Irlnl'in upon the terpedo boat.
In! the Winslow. boy/ever,
listed fer a second. But at
solid shot crashed into the
“the Winslow and knocked out
‘ in an instant she began to
tilt, helplessly. ,
Itowaiol Suspense
there was a moment oi awiul
A fierce cheer oi triumph
from the Spaniards on the
s sad in the batteries and again
fire was opened up on the
lion.
about Hudson. which was ly-
lly. started to the assistance at
, ’low. She ran alongside the
boat and tried to throw a line
rilled crew. .
platinum in their Iidst. .
to this time. with the exception
one shot which disabled the hol-
he Winslow. the tiring oi. the
.gunhonts had been wild; bitt
, Winslow lay rolling in the water
loose grew closer anti shells began
lode all about her '
titres didicuit tor the Hudson to get
' l enough to throw a line to the
‘nslow's crew. so terrible was the tire
tit her.
Wholly, after trying for about twenty
willttt'es. the Hudson approached near
mitts to throw a line
Ilsells Began to Explode.
.. Ensign Bagley and six men were
finding in a group on the deck of the
Winslow.
"Heave her. heave her." shouted
Buley as he looked toward the coin-
mar oi the Hudson and called for
. .
"Don't miss it." shouted nu ofllrcr
front the Hudson. and. with a smile.
. Basiey called back: “Let her come
It', sgetting too hot here for comfort."
“ The line was thrown. and at the some
I instant a shell burst in thtI very midst
I70! the group of men or board the Win-
slow.
Bushy Instantly Killed.
. Bagley was instantly killed and a (th
“other! dropped about him. Hall a doz-
‘ flit more full groaning on the blood-
" stained deck. ' Ono oi the tut-n pitched
WI over the little of the boat. but
ill.“ caught in the rail and he was
”muck.
May lay stretched on the detIli.witli
whip face completely torn away niiti the
up! part of his hotly shnt't ‘Ircd. it was
, 5 terrible moment. The torpedo boat.
. W and helpless. rolled and sway-
” under the fury oi thtI lire from the
Vluslslt Illilboaili.
'iltl Iliout. oi Triumph
‘ m the shell burst lll thtI group on
hurt! the Winslow. another wild about
stadiums went up trout the Spanish
m sud batteries. and uuuin a heavy
. *0 VII opened on the torpedo bout.
‘ finally. the Hudson succeeded in act-
I line on hottrtl tlitI.Wittitlow and
m towinl her out at tho ticttiiy rotun-
I'll“ tile lino ported and attain both
m were at the merry oi the Slktllliili
*0. _
i All “:50 it. to. illt‘ lllltlrtilll tuituuntId
‘ to not ttuothrr lllll' on no deck of ill'
.I Window. hill tilt-rtl wortI only thtIt-tI
"I ma luit llli‘l‘t.‘ at that time to undo it
last.
The line was totally an. arid iiiiil .toI
lWlttIlIIW was ltth'd up to l'l'lll‘liu im—
35'“ ind. whom she was illli'liiil‘t'il. with th ,
m and wounded on her titIt-its. Turn
"I" turn ll‘ulli tittI "lltlniill mat on
lid-rd the Winslow and took to iliost
“Minty wuttudotl loco oil. 't‘tuItItI ol
the latter were tattoo on board ttw KilllI
l Ntlt‘lliiul and dim tiitIt'tI oltoi‘iiy
dtlorwsrtis.
‘ Al 9: ii: p. tn., ir-htlttiuy. Ilo lindsoo
lwith tho. dtuti hurl lbs and Willi! ot to
drill. liliil'li'il tor Kty Woo tum
M til it u'ttitult this tti u'niuu
Whitney
Mmutlur iitu'onrtitut. oi tlu- Wlitu
slow' s crew. Il‘lts'r acted nobly all the
way through. The men who were hit-
led all tell at the same time. We were
standing in a group and the aim at the
Spanish was perfect. The shell burst
in our laces: "
lint-torts: to the wounded.
The dead and wounded brought here
by the Hudson were taken ashore in
small boats to the government dock.
This was the first news of the engage-
ment to reach Key West
No time was lost in ministering to
the wounded. A qtlick cell was sent
to the marine hospital and an ombu-
isnce came tearing down to the deck.
The dead were taken to Baker's under-
taking shop and the wounded conveyed
to the hospital.
in the meantime thi news had spread
anti crowds gathered about the deck.
but there was no sort of demonstration.
The success of the American ships in
every action thus far has been so over-
whelming that it was hard to realize
that death had come at last to our men.
Ensign Basiey was» about 26 years
old. and while the tieet was slavtloneri
here he was one oi the most popular
men in the service. Therefore. the
news of his death came, as arterrible
shock to all who knew him.
. Among the First to Fall.
.1! has always been a ioregone con;
cluslon that the torpedo hon-t men Will
be among the lite: to tall. as their work
is most dangerous. But in spite oi this.
when the fleet was stationed here and
changes in assignments were frequent-
ly made. all young men of the service
were eager for torpedo boat duty.
The Hudson shows the eilect oi the
light. l-lcr smokestack ls punctured
with bullet holes and her cabin and
decks are smashed anti splintered.
‘—
‘ OEBKANY WANTS A V0103.
she Would Like to Show in the ruin.
of our Manila Victory
(By Associated Press.)
London. May 12—There are unmis-
takable signs that the continental pow-
ers have already taken steps to share
in the irttits oi the Amgerlcan victory
at Manila. Germany has intimated to
the United States. it is said here. that
she expects to havca voice‘in the dia-
position of the Philippine islands. baa-
ing her claim on German interests in
the islands. Diplomats who are in a
position to know the facts in the case
credit the report that Germany may tic-
mnnd exclusive control oi Samoa as the
price oi her acuuiesenee to American
soverweignty over the Philippine ls-
inntls. Or. as an alternative. German-
ny niity tit-mend one or more oi tho
Philippine islands. also a harbor. suit-
able for a coal depot in Hawaii. which
promises to add to thtI complications.
BIG ELEVA'I'03 BUIIIIG
One of Arniour’s and Houses Thous
ands oi Bushels of Grain.
tliy AnsotIlnttId Prelim
Chicago. May lZ-mtttnour & (‘o.'s
elevator “‘."( housing thousands at bit-
shtIis oi grain. is burning.
..—
ADDIIIOHAL LOOAL IIWI.
.lolto ll. lI‘tIrrIs halt rot-civrd a chunk-
ill load of broken cool.
Mrs. liritlttrt Madden was buried
from St. Mary‘s church this morning.
,.,.. n...” .........
.‘Ill'h. lI‘rtIdoritIk it. Raymond. oi Spring
,utiItItIt. ls lilii'llillllil n ith days in New
liitrtIu.
'l‘ho littt lI‘iuishtIrs' asaotIituiuo did
not hold it mention last uiatit. Li‘ll'l"
t'imt it for our mouth.
"——
.\|lss tIlut'ult III‘iitIlt. oi hast tin-nit I. hits
rtttirutIti liotnt- train it lllrt‘t‘ months'
risit to anchor.
Mrs. Martin Ki‘lltififl i‘llli’l'iiiliit'tl tloI
Always lirotiy t'u'ltItI oi Kliiit'ti lllllllitllI
trru at low bottle to Wait will". i, yohtvr-
doy nitrruooti.
Mrs. i'ltu ilulrlt utul ills» luvs KtItII-
or will give a lawn party ill "in iuuut-
of Miss Kt'i'li‘l‘ uhout door 1. tor tin-
.umuwo Whist i-tuh.
Marshall Ihtttorh. ii tiliuit hpvortuto
l‘i‘liill'l‘. now no tInirt‘toiuunut at the
t‘uutrul riuh butt Monitor. The t-rtInt
wort uhlo illlt‘ at note at a social author-
iuu. 'i‘htIrtI was a liilII‘ otttltIIutI -.
. ,..- .. ,
Miss more Motors and Mind VtIro
Wood will so to i'ouultioIt-puis toutorI
row to utttIuti ihtI livid titty HttIrtIititItt of
Wound tItiiitIittI, ‘l‘imy Will he the.-
ltu not at Miss udytuu iiuuttIr uuu Mliut
yhuru ilotts.
......-u~.... .. w... w
. "I wounded itt tlttI ltIit hit. but
Ilt'ltlillly. Mill. in ill" tIuhltt oi"
‘ “on. this tutu-ulna ltt- iI.lI ItIitt il
luau-wow- at the A»... liili Ii in"...
' hid the latter the story M "iii usiu
“Wu wont lilitt tlu httt‘hur‘
ms. The torpedo boat WinsI
no the worst iuluttd lith tutti
dun use killed and i ttou' t «now
My lhitlrtti ,
Winslow was ordered by llit‘
oi the Wilminliou to no
fl W of l'eritInuu and attack]
”M ”plurals there We uten-
% lust lull head sud wire tiinti
L ‘ Is we were ll. The tips-
wers tied tip at the dork sad
we as its. 11s naturis-
'l‘liI pril'ottI tItuttIli ilusIt-uttIrtI. li'lllll
tii litutosyltaolu t.iiirood tIutu bottom.
Not-walk ytIslortiul iilli‘l‘lliltlll. uttuthotl
to tip t‘oiouhtl illil‘i'tisi and um- taken
its Illtlltiiltmltl \iiitttI lli.\'iti litiw illtll
party of tuouly- time will spend tit-I
somtu or.
A detonation oi uu-toiurs oi t‘ontIot-ti
division. lions or 'i‘umptuuutItI. wore
flliiihlii or li‘iIltIndu tit-notion division.
lions oi ‘i‘unttwriiow at flilvurutiuI
haul "Within A prostitution or music
and i’m’llilllitllh was rendered and row
ttIiIshmtmts Wort; st-t-vctl.
RELIEF roars OPHCIRI.
illv dustululwi l‘i‘t'ltsl
iisrtiortl May lz—M the conval-
tho of the Womsn' s Relief ('srps today
ole-rs wore chosen as lotion. Pres-
ident. lira. t‘ordslio A. Blake-om
Invite»; senior ms m
I. boats. at 7.
,, I . Ii.
hand stair suit
tohanlos'n ts’ssd.
(By Associated Press)
Camp Haven. Nisutic, May lz—Ths
iorenoonI at the camp passed quietly.
the men having little time tor attention
to snythlns except their routine dutieh.
,Obout the only incident oi noteworthl-
ness took place near the quarters oi
Colonel Burdett when an express com-
oany' s wagon was held up and all pso-
itsses addressed tosoidiers opened and
searched for contraband stuit. The
strickest rules are oniorced concerning
the delivery oi good at camp. As a gen-
‘eral thing wagons entering are held up
at the gates and searched. It is said
that a small quantity oi "wet goods.”
consigned to members of the guard. was
seized.
STRUCi' ”UNTS.
(Bv Associa. . dfl.)
South Farming‘barn. Mass. May 12.
—~'l‘he Second regiment struck tents at.
8 o‘clock tbisI morning and after in-
spection at noon the men were ordered
to rest on their arms 'until 4 o'clock
when they will start for New York.
TEMORARIO AT 81‘. NICHOLAS.
. (By Associated Press.)
Bueonos Ayres, Argentina. May 12¢—
The Spanish torpedo gunboat Temor-
ario has arrived at Sun lsichdlas. on the
Parana. titty miles‘uelow Rosario. .It
is said she is on her my to. Paragon.
OLD JIM. ,
Amusing stories Told About I ”nous
Fire Horse at Boston.
Stories of tliu intelligence displayed by
horses in tire tic partmtInts have been told
over and over albino-but there is n horse
in the Boston tire department that seems
to be Worthy oi. a little otttnitiun at lllltl‘
time, as he has about completed the days
when he can he ostjtl with unit-tyuutl proli-
nbly will soon no where licwill liut'o noth-
ing to do but kick tip his heels and enjoy
himself. This horse is known tothc nit-m
hers at tho department niitl, indeed. to
many at the citizens oi licstcn as (lid
Jim. and is now at, the Dartmouth street
engine house. wiitIru be is llll "tuna-r-
gout-y" horse. This menus that ho is tired
when count the. reptiltfl' animals is sick or
away being Fllml or when the condition t..’
the streets tioirntitlr nil cstm lliii‘fil.
The then tell several niiliisllm utorim
about him nntl the way be iil'li) when an
alarm is sounded in the engine house. It»
soon as the "topper" sounds and tho stall
doors ily open (lltl .llm molten it fits“ ltir
tho iloor. It; soon as he ltItivtIs his stall
and gets mitt-n the main lloor liu button:-
a moment and thou rushes to lth \ttt'nttt
plot-o nit thotmli ho understood that he won
as “truly to intro to [ill hilli ptudtlon on no
other. Antilllt' r little tritltl it- liiiil is lit: it
of helping it hour if lit ”in mi: in tI litI st win- In
ho thinks no ono is ui'tlill ll ill‘s‘iu him. llo
will turn iztInrly around lot a stall and
with his lips will slink" the took til the
row but it it him from the ring in whit h
it is lilhll'ilill. 'l'htIii ho will built out of
the stall lillil. going turf in tho stroll)
clustIt. will push lth ilto wootltti billion
with his lips. pull tho tloor upon and tilt-n.
rlllhllll.’ ill-I lltlti tlitItzl‘nili chi-st. \illl l.tI|;i
lilltm'll. li litI lll‘ilii the slut (ll tilio ul llitI
mtIn. IoI will tllsll limit to his mail lilill
tIrtuitIli up lll tuio mint-r pvt if he km W
will commit litI liitti litItIn tloinu i-onwthtin
“Plum.
(inc oi the toast surprising stories odd
about hint rtIlotos to his actions otu lirtI in
tho ll iitllt Ir tllh‘ll'll‘ i. suttIrul Vtuliu tum ”lilo
glory in wt: dad (or by ( nptoiu Mulligan
oitiiuiun .\o. L‘.’ and M'Hl‘lil oi his own.
and while it may scum hurt! to lll‘lli' st-
thoptv who know tho horse say that it is
illortlttulilytIlinranttIrlsllt-tilillni. l’rt-vlouu
to this litr illtl Jim but! lit-tIlt titturttIrt-tl its
"it! Furl lllll stilltsl'o tIitgllltI llillirti'. lilil. llllil
lItsIlt lrttlislt‘l‘l't'tl to the Dartmouth hifl‘i'.
liottst» to Illllttt ilitI plot-t- of "Hull“ r loun-
Tilt! ilro was tutu that itI-ltllrtItl llll‘ H M it t .4
ti! llll.‘ llttrliiitutilt tsli‘l I'l unanimity. niiil tliil
.liiuwout it. it tin ltIutit-r on tho llll‘l'l‘ lHJMl
ttIuiu oi tho engine. “llt'll tho llt'i'llt‘ of
the tire mot rtInt'litItl and tho tut-it MIttltItl
toworlt. lllli bursts n'tIro tit-inched irtuu
tho tutult'to. and Hill .llin non tiotl to o
lumppoht. his two tuition ltl‘lllul'llfllllllit'il
with him by tho harness. \ilitIii tho lilo
had but" Mlllillli‘ll’liliil ‘thooitIu uItIrtI routiy
to an insult to limit honor. the lll‘lH‘l‘ Wont
ortIr to not. his lltlrsl'u. luti no to we “no
\llllill‘. .\o utttI had won tittIJi go. and
itutuotlluioly ortIryimtly iquuu u Mill'l'li tor
llio titissiun tram. Amigo lit-to dun llltl
rtIutltIr hummus llitmi liill‘MI thttv loundr
Ultl .litu. wuu-mtwrinu his ltirillits‘ litnoo in
Fort lilll rupture and ptIrlni is “‘litllllli‘ to
introduce his «Iniupauiuus tuliistutl IouttIs.
had to mow way ltillllrlrlii'tl his tit- win
and hutl toutoti his two nouns to too houso
iii For! llill upturn. “thth ho was lotttitl
iooitiuu round tI-utttuuriliy and tlilpilwllll)‘
ultioyllti: lililiui‘li llutuvthly.
tilio oi his luriutIr driwrs itoltl recently
that whentihidito was at Fort ililis-tuurtI
ho had loony a now aunt- louiiuI with tho
ltlltlh union 'Hlill hisiuouth. but he mun
tIti tu'bltow lull wittIro ho was union anti
only tit-mind tho sliulitmt pressure to omit-
hiiu turtt in any lllfl'i‘lliili rt-tuiirt-d. on
Well did he set-tit to itoow Just win ru ho
was wulthItl In an that lilo tut-u ultonsl ho-
lltll‘iltl ho could count tluI uiarmn. to list.
a boy did null at the For! lilll sonata
bonnet-outlay undo-died to tan tho how
that could count the ins when an alarm
was monolith—lions» 'i‘rsmuript.
lite "MI-lies at lust-pm MIN."
'l‘hs tituutuu ulllprrol' wishes to [ma on
tho orhlturot Europe it “Will”. liu thinks
hm alt tutor iutrup-I moon-u llaltuul tours
outotuuliy limo Motrin-o over did With
it luau holdtuu such stews. illumiiusl it,
tho wistltuu oi tiud'n anointed.“ hector
coitus. illtIroooitltl hot on durable uudsr
lillllllliI-lil iltlttlt oi it liohultsullttl'u wlill
0 wood ptuilurw of less than two couturius
tuition-ins surh pretensions would has»
sluitdtttl the least umtluslut tbs MM
tuopt-mr 's monsters—Iliad. such in on tile
cutie. it is ester to halts till our calculations
on his Motility. in this matter tits Prince
oi Wales has isithiuily rodent-d In loll
sentiment. lie is entitled in tho mt tot
haviou soon thvouillt thutisrtm rule“
mitiiuouts from a my still [stand oi his
reign and to have iistoly set used toils our
tut! ltititu muololisiiuuui lilo Unipolar
i‘ili am it tliiunsss not merely all!“
good tm-mlllm. but against thotl [um
and room; at his own country.
When the thinnest Miss is pursued
"so to his private has to s thsstn so
that its may how to listen so the llti
can»: that humiliate st ills has
a
or PINE
Sonatas sue .
uiibsuwesit
Cambric and animook gowns. corset
covers. chemise, drawers and skirts.
Special reductions on line goods.
Lace trimmed skirt chemise—
”. 26 retlucttl lo 82. 50.
$2.50 reduced to 81.50.
. Long cloth embroidered chemise-—
81.75 reduced to 81.25.
81.59 reduced to $1.25.
1.50 reduced to 31. _ (
Cambric nightgowns. embroidered lu-
scrtlon yokeu- _ ,
ll reduced to use.
81.25 reduced to 780.
81.60 reductd to 98c.
82 reduced to $1.25.
. 82.25 reduced to $1.50.
' $2.60 reduced to $1.98.
Long cloth nightgowns. ribbon and
lace trimmctl— ' ‘
88 reduced to $2.
4.25 reduced to 3.
Umbrella skirts~ l
84.75 redllt‘t'tl to 83.75.
84.25 reduced to 83.
82.75 rctiotItIi to 82.
. “FEATHERWEIGHT "
' SKIRT SUPPORTER.
-lI‘nshlon has taken boltl oi the “lI'rii- g
thcrwcight." thtInustI it is it good thing ,
improves the iol'm. 2
it you liztt‘ru't glrrn It any nttontitml
yet. don't litsitutc any longer. it will ‘
rarn your good opinion as soon as you !
examine it~wry light. invisible when:
worn. and will not clinic onr‘s gor-
monts.
riilr
.u'routtic coorm
lit-optimizes till.‘ ,. dos not ot-otl t-oo-
tinttol unit-hing and stirring. it'llilll‘l‘rI
loss incl. sorts our-third til tlttI food
that is lost in in» old way.
who oi cooking. 'I‘wo silos. 82M and
83. . ‘
lessons Ho-
The D. M. READ CO.
”03,031
Proposals for Paiig/
("We oi the ('lt:.‘ i
Houtit Norwaih. .\‘o.
ntt'tItt. May .‘itli. Milli.
SIIultItl proptmd‘m will iiII
illlu illlli'l‘ Ilillll iiil It's il2.'l ti'tIitn'lt llimn
of Holiday. “M 2:. l‘illI‘l'. [or ”I“ lur-
lllulllltit til IIi.tttI. iiil. .tlttl tI.ilttI|t‘ittIllull of
ii \'ltrilltIti lirlri. l'ill’i'llit'lll. on (“on-
tIrtItII lI‘ountlutioti. to ho loltl lll riotttlt
M Li" rill'l't'l. in mid rity.
”it‘ tituuoxlmul t'hlliiltllt' oi p’Itt't-I
"Will to be laid l mu mph-m- yards.
'ihtIit in Hill) iii he laid illlll li'llllll
about i.Iiun it‘l'i ot rurldnn.
No hiti will lil‘ .wititltlrIiItItl ttitl-Isu tit'I
lItitiiletltIIi by u l‘ i'itilwi t'ittItIk. or Mail.
to tho utttuuut oi l'ilI' liutolroti lloliur».
illiilI upott iln .Iu.mi oi t-uiitt‘ntIt. it hum]
to the amount at not iiioiuutnd llilll‘tlli i
all! lli' i'itttllltil lot the mutual pti-
luriuotiw oi lltu ttliill"tlil
tits-titlralious may lit' utItIu at this oi-
tirtI. uud all lil'ttiflill‘y iuiormutlou
may bu tiltlillll-‘tl trout t‘. N. Wood.
I‘llillllit r in i'liitlflv of ”MI Work. on and
utter Monday. Mil) u. ilttut.
'l‘io- tIltrtIot t'ouuotusiutwru rtIstIthI tltt‘I
llllli to rtIitit-t ull idd» or to iottIpt any
‘itIrk. oi the i‘,
79 Witshl loll
l‘i'i'l'l\'~‘ll ltl
that in their intiaun-ut may ho ho titt-
‘ bust litttIrtllti oi tltI tIliy. "
All protuwia liliisl ho lllilill'lli'il on the
uutuidr oi lio- touwiopo. with the noun»
oi the bidder. and iout'lttId l‘rtuuuuil iut
l'uvltut. uud mldr-Ittond iu .ioitt-ph it
*I‘iil'iur. l It; i iIIrit. ’
Iiy lil‘ili'i' oi the Mayor and (iomluuu
t'ouurii at odd t'liy.
Jtiiilll'li ll. 'i'dl'idllt.
tuii Nil Nil i'itIt'lt.
District at Norwniit. 'M..
than“. April with. A. ll.
letuto ui lit-or; il 'l'ro'whritluo. lili'l‘
oi Ntttwuilt in said diatrit-L titItI ItIluutI
"to i‘ ain‘t oi l'rohalt‘ tor mil lllsit‘ltIi
oi Norwaiit. hath limited and allowed
tits months trout tho tialtI hIIrtIoi for tho
creditors of will estate to exhibit their
claims tor m-lttsmsht. Those who mm. 4
lot-t to present their stItIouoltt quuotIiy
atomic-d. within std l.lquI wil hu do» I
humid ll mom-y ii persons lad-lit
oil to tililtl usitiio aru‘I hosted in Millie,
lintuudlulu ytotaut ‘
0" Mt All! I. roowutuoott.
all mil it dulsistrstor.
musicians—«ls her lirihood days
her wits was possessed oi a very ess-
ggissssitios. Has she W at it lets
b
l't‘ullllio
«itTRISTRAM 8c HYATT,o~
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Tailor-Made Suits,-——Capes and Jackets.
Black and bloc,
silk, price $11.00.
G.
Separate Skirts.
Bi'illiatutiuo Skit ts.
Serge
(‘ rtI pon “
Sllb it
Satin “
.l’i'itItI, from $2.50 to $0.50
Black, blue and green, all wool storm
serge suits, fly front jacket, silk linctl
jacket, price $10.00 and $12.00.
all
suits, blouse jacket, 1 led with "taffeta
All wool (illCVlilt suits, blouse jacket,
skirt and jacket tucked, $15.00.
Other style of units from $8.5) to $20.
Silk Capes, plain and trimmed with
lace, chiffon and jet, piit 0 $5 to $12.
V clvot capes, trimmed with jet, price
"IllatIlt‘ cloth copes iii broadcloth and
(lay tli.iIronttl, without lining out] lined
with silk, $.ilr i0to $12.
no], storm serge
\ s
, Jackets. , . ,
lilutIk jackets in chariot, brtmtltIloth,
and ('lin diagonal, pritIo$4.50 to $13.
'l‘uii, covert untlbrontlrlotli jackets.
liolf—lintItl and lllltiil throughout, price
$3.50 ti) $12.;
TRISTRAM St HYATT,NorWa1k Conn“.
Stalled” 53 Kent‘s.
WE CAN
WtI have just ttItItIinItl it now lot of ('liill'onit rs.
nuiintI tho tiill'ItIttIut sty ins and finish lll our store.
sur'piino you.
\\ tI llli‘ soiling:
INTEREST YOU!
lIi. -
i. will
t$l.75, 5.6.50, 6.75 tillil 10.50.
dLso
The PEARL shit and Skill Hanger.
(lion-rye those?) limits. THEY DID IT!
Skill Itoltlt-r. lth, or :3 for 2').
Hull linttgt-r, “W, or 2 for :ltl.
All women want them.
All qunit-n can burn them.
Is the only ptIrl‘t-t-i ltoltltIr motltI.
Ht'lf-lllljtlslllig to any sizo suit.
Scofield St Hoyt,
Norwaik and South. Norwalk.
Liylill Oldest and lust Relitbie Bicycle Delia in the tortilla.
This not re, out Iuts ilttI Anteritutu l‘rttrtdor. tho iluwt sou littI ytIio in tin» tttsrltvl.
lull]. 8m.
Milli. 8W. 8W. 3”.
g/LU'I‘HER M. WRIGHT
llopuirltut. ltuutiult. 'l‘tIutIltiuir.
Upon croutons until 0 o ‘tI Ilot- lt.
riorrtiys. l’ltuotoun. liumios. \Vutrous. "lt'tuIlts. liltriiuss. Whips, italics, lilau-
ltots, lltirsu’iltiosls. mode and repaired.
rectory sod Repository. Franklin and Istiisott Ste.
nouns Honwaut court.
The Booth Now-lit Doctors Store has “re-
moved to. on Main Street. Not-walk. oppooite J.
tut lotion!“
Insist. 888 800. iii.
litui options.
homers. i‘uu be taken down and rtIpiat tti without t-itoneiuu oIiquduquls.
'l'tt'u pit-on tIt‘ttllk .
8008.10 It . .
“9° m‘i‘! it?
lI'lilI.“ II. N .\Nl' Ml. Minotaur llioyrlo lhipt.
‘l‘. Prowitt’o, where Erection Galen will be held
every,
Norwalk Chronicler